Straightaway Negroni Cocktail

Keep at room temperature. With devoted attention, stir over ice and give it a twist: orange or lemon will do.

The Negroni was invented by Camillo Negroni, an Italian dignitary disguised as an American cowboy. Legend has it that the “cowboy” needed a stiffer drink than Italy’s beloved apertif, and with a splash of gin the Negroni was conceived. Its brambly bite softens to reveal a balanced civility that will satisfy any drinker of discerning taste. 

"Straightaway's in-house liqueurs and vermouths lend a hand to most of their RTD beverages, including their bottled Negroni. The herbaceously bitter drink has a bold body that's complemented by balsamic and spearmint notes on the notes, with complex tannic attributes in place of the typical red bitter flavors. This one is best ejoyed over a big ice cube." - Imbibe Magazine

COCKTAIL FAQ

How long do they last opened/unopened?

Our bottled cocktails never go bad, but they do age overtime. Try to keep unopened bottled cocktails out of direct sunlight, which can cause discoloration. Once opened, our bottled cocktails are shelf stable, meaning they can live outside the fridge for as long as a bottle of spirits. Our sweet vermouth lasts six months open in the fridge. Once opened, canned cocktails should be enjoyed immediately.

Are your cocktails vegan?

The majority of our dazzling concoctions are vegan apart from the Negroni, Espresso Martini, Crimson Snap, and Coffee Liqueur.